New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-28
THE RlHwAY MYSTERY UNS0LTED

NysrFRIot-s VISITORS WHO VIEWED TIE BODY
YEsrERDAY-A REWARD TO BE OFFERED.
The excitement in Railway over the murder of the
Young woman on Friday night in no way subsidcd
yesterday. All day crowds Of people visited the
scene ui the murder. The identity OF the murdered
woman remained undiscovered. Tho police and those
detectives who came TO Railway from the county seat,
Elizabeth. wcro completely baiicd by the absence OF
an, clew to the murderer excepting the bloody pen
knife, and frankly acknowledged that they had no
theory. They all united in saying that If they could
only lind ont who the murdered woman was they
would be greatly aided in the search tor the murderer
n there had been simply attempt to assault the
woman the police argue that, whether IL had been
successful or not no man would have murdered Tue
woman Ia such u cOd-blOodcd manner he murder
shows a spirit which, many argue, could only come
from motives OF hate such might have been aroused
in a lover rival or husband. That the giri was NOT
outraged can he positively stated Her effects dlspel
any idea OF robbery.
The bo Iy had been prepared by Undertaken Ryno on
Saturday afternoon tor the pubic we" when was
given Yesterday. All day long crowd OF curious peo-
nle hung around the Morsuc. NO one identified tho
woman although several thought they rec1SuHcd inc
face that OF woman seen IN this Guy sovera uays
aro looking Tor employment lad named Priee told
Mr. Ryno that be recognized the woman IRON her har
ns one who formerly worked at Milton but an nvcsu-
cation tailed to disclose anything ID ns susIislohs,
On the bottom of the bag which was iound III tue
brook labels such as are used Dy express
companies and other common carriers lhese were,
however. nearly eiaeed portion OF one OF the TWO
labels could be made out being word ehulng WIN
"orv The other label made out tarouSh the aia
of % powerful microscope. u was = transfer ueket Vi
a local express from No. 66 COrtandt-st, 10 No. iiO
Greene st., Jersey City, and the name Oi MARY couu
be dc ociphered but not the last name smai ruouer
hand stamp was found in tho bag with the name
a1imothy Buerns thereon. No one bj that Eainc 's
known i'm Railway hut ii ia believed that the stamp
will be an important clcw when the identity OF the
woman il established The bag was made by oroucn
4 Fitzgerald, OF this city. 49,.
well dressed stranger called at the MofSue iile
Yesterday afternoon and said he Thought Dc knew nc
Girl hut wonld give his name or address UNI ho
| haa communicated With friend IN Newark, 10 WHOM
he said he had word to come and view tne corpse
The police kent him under surveillance. lie ,waS
closeted Tor some time with Mayor Daily at % %Mls.
Sumerdykc's boarding hoase gentleman anu T.ny
from Newark called az the Morguo last night. ihey
were in search of friend who had been missing iron,
Orange They would not say whether they idehtineu
the body or not and went away. woman dressed IN
deep mourning accompanied by ioureen
girl also viewed the body in the evening nhe iucuti-
fed the clothing but refused positively 10 g'e n lu
name address. She started tor New-ior at oJ
o'clock. IL stated that reward wouid DC oneIo"
by the Governor for the discovery OF the mlu,i , 80
The Council held special meeting NJ o'oo o'o'A W
consider the amount OF the reward A.,
Tho building Mt No. 66 Cortlandtsu; one y, t ,
addresses on the bag is occupied by the -" son po o
Company the American Steam Pipe covering Noth
pany and the Newly Steam Company: Inc inor.
vigorous search failed to discover any sch huinpc 40
No. l16 Grccncst. Jersey City, The street ls suSi;
Up principally TO lumber yards and various Uuuins
connect cted with the Pennsy lvania Railroad ne Pe
where No. Jag should be Ia small shahtJ io' '"o NOV
OF yard workmen OF the railroad.